A detailed illustration of a classical pavilion with a terracotta roof, white columns, brick walls, and a tiled back wall.

make me a painting from the following description- The background of the fresco contains a red brick wall running the full width of the painting. This brick wall also extends lengthwise, meeting with a brown wall about three inches from the top of the painting. In front of this brick wall is a long, rectangular, gazebo-pavilion-like structure with a terracotta colored roof. The pavilion has an open facade so we can see into it. This pavilion takes up most of the composition; the brick background is only apparent on the margins, and about two inches on either side shows brick. The pavilion has two visible pillars holding it up–a Greek Corinthian pillar on either side, and within these pillars are fishy scale-like engravings that run up the shaft of either pillar. The interior of this pavilion has a cushioned, step-style bench that runs around all three internal walls, surrounding a table with a white cloth. This table has three pillar-like, visible legs that run beneath the table. On the entrances into either side of the bench, there is a statue of a small man with a tail and feathered wings. The back wall of the inside of this structure contains six square panels. From left to right, the six panels are colored blue, brown, a marbled orange design, purple, another marbled orange, and another brighter blue. On the two sides (left and right) of the interior, there are also six panels per side. However, these panels are thin and rectangular due to the perspective of the See more